Diversity
Structure, Change and Continuity of Culture of Indian Civilization: An Anthropological Reappraisa
By: ARUN MAKAL, ABHRADIP BANERJEE, KRISHNENDU POLLEY – Civilization encompasses a complex tapestry of traditions, both grand and modest, including tribal, rural, and urban cultures. Early civilizations, such as those in ancient Egypt, the Aegean, and China, flourished in fertile river valleys conducive to agriculture. Similarly, Indian civilization saw the rise of settlements around the…
Pilgrimage as the pillar of national unity at Kechopalri Lake in West Sikkim: A sociological observation
By: HASIBUL RAHAMAN – We all know that a coin has two sides, which are seen as the beauty of a thing, a person, a place, a thought, and so on. Just as there is unity and diversity, these two phenomena are connected. Unity has several dimensions such as territory, language, etc. Moreover, pilgrimage is…
Behaviors of a mixed gender and culture group during a 4-month confinement (SIRIUS-19)
By: CAROLE TAFFORIN – With a view to prepare human groups for long international and interplanetary missions, Scientific International Research in Unique Terrestrial Station (SIRIUS) program develops confinement campaigns whose SIRIUS-19 was 4-month duration. The goal was to simulate four phases of a mission including traveling to the Moon, orbiting the Moon, landing on the…